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No more add grain? /verticle, horizontal

New Here ,
Oct 03, 2012 Oct 03, 2012

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I used to use the add grain feature and then I would specify the grain to have a horizontal or verticle pattern. Now, I guess there is no more add grain tool unless you use bridge. So, I tried it in bridge and adding grain works but there is no way to make it horizontal or verticle. Is there any other toold that would do this effect?

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Oct 03, 2012 Oct 03, 2012

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CS6: "Filter > Filter Gallery..." then in the Texture category is Grain with horizontal, vertical and other types.

In Preferences > Plug-ins, you can enable the listing of all Filter Gallery filters in the Filter menu.

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Feb 11, 2013 Feb 11, 2013

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Thanks for the tip of Preferences>Plug-ins.

Now I have the Texture submenu.

However it is greyed out. Any idea why?

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Feb 11, 2013 Feb 11, 2013

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Check the mode of your document under Image>Mode.

You probably want 8 bits/channel and either RGB Color or Grayscale.

Some of the filters won't work on high bit depth images or certain color modes.

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Spot on, R_Kelly.

The image was in 16 bit mode. As soon as I changed to 8-bit, the filter was available.

Thank you!

But why can't Photoshop give a hint, maybe with a ToolTip that appears over greyed items, saying WHY they are grey? Would save a lot of wasted time!!!

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Are you talking about Filter>Texture>Grain in photoshop?

What version of photoshop are you using?

In photoshop cs6 you can get to the texture>grain by going to Filter>Filter Gallery.

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